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austinrealtor wrote:This is the one I have (two actually) that I wrote about in my first reply ... http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product ... ision.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

IMHO, being tuckable is worth the extra $10.

As these types of holsters go, High Noon makes a good one. Just beware that these "in stock" holsters at this price are typically cowhide, not horsehide (not a big deal) AND do not have anything rigid sewn into the opening to hold it open - so one-handed reholstering is difficult. Their horsehide holsters come with a rigid metal or polymer insert, but at more than $100 not really worth it (IMHO) unless you plan to use a single-clip holster as your primary.

Another good one you can try is the Galco Summer Comfort and/or Royal Guard (same holster, I think, just made of different material and thus different price). These utilize a more robust leather belt loop system (other holster makes have this same design, Milt Sparks comes to mind, but Galco's are usually readily available.

mr surveyor wrote:I've been using a Don Hume 715, single clip, that I bought out of the used holster bin for $15 that nicely fit a KT PF9.... turned out it was made for a compact 1911, and fit my Kimber Compact perfectly, and now carries my Kahr cw9 perfectly. It's very easy in and out of the waistband, particularly nice for those occassions when you just have to disarm in the vehicle.


surv

edit to add: the DH 715 is available for a pretty wide variety of handguns, I believe

grad_Student wrote:http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Merchan ... ct_Code=BA
Ended up getting this until I can afford (birthday is coming) a CompTac CTAC. Should come in tomorrow, I'll let you know how I like it.